Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-09-02
OVER A TEKOUsAND DOCTORS
Have Already Registered % Take Part
i'm the Congress Next Week.

lOcateO. are busy, ana keep growing puSler Dr
Toner. the registrar Dr. Arnold the treasurer, have
their desks in the hall DR.. Wilmer, who presides
over the bureau OF Information has an ante-room
to himself and q number OF physicians are on
the local Committee. This morning a good-sized
| lions to the banquet and other entertainments.
Some physicians from out OF town, who have not
previously registered by mall come into the head
quarters and register In person. Among those
who registered to day were Drs. Eustatmiss Chan
celian, ST. Louis; Peter Charles Rernondine. San
Diego, Cal; Daniel Clark, Toronto; Samuel 4.
jackson, Norfolk, Va. Edwin r Lewis, Crawfords-
large NUMBER Of local physicians have also regis
tered within the last day or two.
THE ExECuTTvH COMMITTEE
Of the congress held session at the Riggs House
to-day to consider preliminary matters connected
with the congress- All OF the members were pres
OF the COMMITTEE who had not arrived yesterday.
was In his place this morning. One question
brought before the committee was a protest
against DR.. Lester, Skeneateles, n. T., as mem
Der OF the congress. The protest was on the
ground that DR.. Lester had, contrary to medical
ethics, advertised himself as . member Of the con:
gresS A search OF the register, however, revealed
the fact that Dr. Lester was not on the roll, 30 the
committee took no action.
THE AMERICAN NEUROLOGICAL ASSOCIATION,
composed OF members Of the congress, also con-
tinued its sessions to-day at the Riggs House ac-
cording to the program published In yesterday
OF Kansas City; DR.. P.W Logan, OF Knoxville, and
Others. This Is comparatively new association.
day that it was devoted exclusively to an impor-
tant organ which had been largely neglected-the
nose. IL represented, as members Claimed, an al
some respects, to the laryngological asso-
citation, an older organization. The theory
on which the association is based IS that diseases
OF the throat and larynx proceed chiefly from the
diseased conditions OF the nasal tubes, and In
many such cases the nose is the seat OF the dis
ease and should be treated.
DELEGATES ARRIVED.
The following are among the delegates to the
Internatial Medical Congress who have arrived in
the city: At Willard's-Drs Trail Green, OF Eas-
ton, Pa; Robert Kennedy, OF Philadelphia; John
W. Calender, W. I. Briggs, and F. $: Briggs, OF
Cal: J. h. Belleman. Of Detroit; E. II: Hin, or
Camden sn9 n u George King Of Montana
Al the hasa sca ASse tapf Boston ne
A; and I. l. Townsend OF Los Angeles. Cal
Tricomi Of Rome, Italy; D. Laskin Miller. Chicago;
Chas. 7. Parks, Chicago; n. 8. Davis, Chicago;
Joseph Jones. New orleans; A. G. Hobbs, OF At
J. A. Stricky, Lexington, KY; Henry .. Marcy.
Boston; Richard ]. Dungison, Philadelphia; p.
". Logan, Knoxville; J.. Z. sinclair, Nashville;
Nowiin, Tennessee; J. w. Lambert, ST. Louis; E.
Chancellor, st. Louis, and B.W. Palmer, Michigan.
AT WOrmley's-Dr. Randolph Barksdaie, Virginia.
At the Arlington-Drs Edward S. Arnold, New.
port s. Keser Paris; j. Tart, Cincinnati; Henry
Il. smith, Fhiladelphia: W. W. Airport, Chicago,
and T. X. Lewis, Indiana
THE vICE-PREsIDESTs.
The executive committee OF the congress has
elected the following as the vice-presidents OF the
congress. They are ali foreigners With few ex-
ceptlOns and those are Americans who have been
president OF the American Medical Association.
The Surgeon-General OF the United States Army
and the SurgeUn-General OF the Navy were cOnSti-
tuted presidents x-oficio: DR.. Mccall Ander-
son, Glasgow; DR.. ThOS Annandale, Edinburgh,
DR.. Dujardin Beaumetz honorary, Paris; DIR.
Vienna; Dr. VIM. Brodie, Detroit Dr. John Chiene,
Edinburgh; DR.. VIM. Coer, Berlin; Prof. A. Char
Paris DIR a CasrV Paris DR. B1
Cincinnati; Dr. francesca Durante, Rome; DR.. j.
dies; Dr. Jos. Ewart Brighton, England; Dr.. Fried
erich Esmarch, KIel Germany; Sir B. Walter
Foster, Birmingham, England; Dr. T. r Fra
DR.. J. A. S. Grant. Bey honorary, Cairo.
Egypt; DR.. j. A Grant honorary, Ottawa;
Dr.. Nicholas Jose Gutierrez. Havana; Sir VIM. W.
Gull, London; DR.. A. l. Gusseron, Berlin; DR.. A.
Y. P. Garnett. Washington; Mr.. Ernest Hart, Lon
MsnSuy Esadon s anE as neA
Sir Thomas Longmore, Netley, Eng; DR.. VIM.
VIM: Murrell, London; Or: JEFFREY 4. Marston.
London; DR.. o. Morisani, Naples; DR.. Wilhelm
Meyer, Copenhagen; DIR. John d. Macdonald, Sur
Douglas Maclagan, Edinburgh; DR.. Withers Moore,
Brighton, Eng; DR.. John Marshall, London; DR..
Morrell Mackenzie. London; Dr.: Geo. L: B. Mac
leod, Glasgow; DR.. John s. McGrew, Honolulu;
York ei Dr. Menderfer Wren. Austria: N Dr..
William Alexander Mackinnon. London; Dr. W. d.
Muller, Berlin; DR.. Chas. d. F. Phillips, London;
Mr.. Richard Quain, London; Sir VIM. Roberts.
Manchester, Eng; DR.. Tobias Richardson, New Or
leans; Sir John w. Reid, X. z. B.. London: DR..
Leopold ServaS honorary, Antwerp; Mr.. VIM H..
Savony, London; sir Wm Stokes, Dublin; Dr. John
New York; Or. Mariane semlnola, Naples; Sir Ed
ward II. Sieveking, London; Or. Jos. K. Smith,
New York; ID. Lawson Td1i, +. K C.. s., Brning-
ham, Eng; DR.. John Tweedy, London; Sir. Hy.
Thompson, London; Sir John Tones, Surrey, Eng
DR.. j. NJ. Toner, Washington; Sir VIM. Turner,
Edinburgh; Prof. Trelat, Paris; DR.. p. G. Unna
honorary, Hamburg; DIR. Hans K Won Hebra,
Vienna; Dr. Karl Won MoSengsil Bonn, Germany;
DR.. vallin, Paris; DR.. Waldeyer, Berlin; Prof. f.
Winckel, Munich.
Tomorrow the American Academy OF Medicine
will assemble at the Columbian University Hall at
noon. The president is Dr. T.. p. Bush, of VII
mington, Del. The academy is composed OF ply
sicians who have taken literary degrees In insti-
tuttOnS OF learning.
banquet to q number OF his friends at Wizards
next Wednesday evening.
DR.. s. j. Jones' OF New Orleans president of the
section on public and international hygiene, who
his section now In the city this afternoon. DR..
Jones said that large delegation is coming from
Texas in special car. He expects also number
OF physicians from New Orleans here.
At the meeting OF the executive committee to-
day a number Of scientists connected with the
Smithsonian and other scientific institutions OF
the city were admitted to membership in the con-
gresa